At the Centre for AssistiveTechnology and Connected Healthcare (CATCH), we are always excited to take a look
at new apps that can help people understand and manage their heath better. We
have heard about one such app called moo-Q. We would love to hear what you
think about the app – we will take the moo-Q challenge in CATCH, not that we
are competitive or anything J
What is moo-Q
Moo-Q is a
scientific iphone application that monitors your mood and brainpower.
It records
your positive and negative affect, and how well you do in processing speed,
short-term memory and working memory. After completing the app 5 times, you
receive feedback on your performance in a personalized chart -your moo-Q. Moo-Q
is a research app, funded by the British Academy and supported by the Hungry Mind
Lab at Goldsmiths, University of London The app was created by
psyt.co.uk, a small start-up that specialises in assessment technology software
solutions.
You could get moo-Q if you want to?
1. Learn
from your moo-Q when your brain works best and use this info to your advantage
2. Train
your brain, especially memory and processing speed
3. Help
research: what's the relationship between mood and brainpower
4. Win the
moo-Q challenge and get a cash prize
What is the moo-Q challenge?
Visit
www.hungrymindlab.com for more info on the moo-Q challenge and prizes that you
can win, if you beat Dr von Stumm (developer of the app) in the brain tests -
short-term memory, processing speed, and working memory?
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